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The EU’s bid to control Hungary may backfire

3 December 2022

12:05 AM

3 December 2022

12:05 AM

To anyone looking in from the outside, the ongoing argument between Budapest and Brussels over EU subsidies, which flared up again this week, looks both drearily legalistic and eye-glazingly boring. However, as often happens with the EU and its member states in eastern Europe, there is a good deal more to all this than meets the eye.

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